And it is a near certainty that within a year or so, we will see excess deaths here stateside, due to his fecklessly unscientific and corrupt administration. Here's the latest from the WHO -- but millions are needed -- and missing, in Africa to fight this, and Ebola. . . in a pair of overlapping outbreaks:
. . .The Minister of Public Health of Guinea-Bissau officially declared the confirmation of one mpox case in the country during a press conference held in the presence of the World Health Organization (WHO) Representative.
Laboratory confirmation was carried out by the Laboratory of the National Institute of Public Health (INASA) and submitted for external quality control to the Department of Virology of the Institut Pasteur de Dakar, which confirmed the same result. The genotyping process is ongoing. . . .
Following confirmation of the case, the Ministry of Public Health activated the national response mechanisms, in accordance with the International Health Regulations (IHR-2005) and WHO recommendations. The measures include epidemiological investigation, contact tracing, strengthened surveillance, infection prevention and control in health facilities, community awareness-raising, and coordination with technical and financial partners. . . .
And as much as I want the US team to win -- I do think the straight red card on our guy Balogun was appropriate -- and rightly earned a one match suspension. Of course, we might well win out against Belgium without him, but now we will never know. And, of course, Tangerine 2.0's likely intervention with the FIFA head is. . . yep, both corrupt and inappropriate.
Damn -- if the US wins tonight, the team will live with an asterisk (for something they did not even ask for) in the record books, forever -- due to his venality. If they lose it will matter little -- but again, Trump embarrasses good Americans, in front of an appalled. . . and largely united world (against corruption, in sport), in this matter.
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